Creating system engineering products with executable models in a model-based engineering environment

Karban, Robert; Dekens, Frank; Herzig, Sebastian J. I.; Elaasar, Maged; Jankevičius, Nerijus

doi:10.1117/12.2232785

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“…The Requirements, Implementation, and Test elements of the V‐model proposed by Karban et al., 30 as well as the definition of model elements at each system level were used as the foundation of the modeling and simulation‐centric V‐model. The central model elements were then expanded to incorporate the Conceptual Model, Computerized Model, and System elements described by Sargent, 32 as well as modeling and simulation activities and process flows described by Loper 16 and Sargent 32 .…”

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Comparative analysis of model‐based and traditional systems engineering approaches for simulating a robotic space system architecture through automatic knowledge processing

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Cameron

Bradley

2022

Systems Engineering

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Model-based Systems Engineering (MBSE) case studies in the literature assert that there are benefits to MBSE when applied to modeling and simulating space systems. This research evaluates the benefits of an MBSE modeling and simulation approach over a traditional, non-MBSE approach through modeling and simulation of an orbiting sample Capture and Orient Module (COM) architecture for potential Mars Sample Return (MSR). The COM architecture was modeled, simulated, and evaluated against nominal load power and output data rate requirements to compare the two approaches. A new modeling and simulation-centric V-model was synthesized from existing V-model and modeling and simulation process models to map out the modeling and simulation activities within the context of the system development lifecycle and used as a tool to compare the non-MBSE and MBSE approaches. A three-phase modeling and simulation process consisting of an analysis and modeling phase, computer programming and implementation phase, and experimentation phase was used to model and simulate the COM. The total number of manual and automatic knowledge processed was calculated for both approaches and used to quantify the benefits of the MBSE approach relative to the non-MBSE approach. In the non-MBSE approach, all knowledge elements were manually processed during the modeling and simulation process. In the MBSE approach, 49% of total knowledge processing was automated.The MBSE approach showed user experience benefits with modeling and simulating the COM robotic space system through providing a higher level of support for automation, reducing the burden of systems engineering tasks, and reducing effort.

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“…Obsbaum et al., 27 Hatakeyama et al., 28 Eigner et al., 29 and Karban et al 30 . proposed V‐models that incorporate modeling and simulation within a model‐based engineering environment.…”

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Comparative analysis of model‐based and traditional systems engineering approaches for simulating a robotic space system architecture through automatic knowledge processing

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Cameron

Bradley

2022

Systems Engineering

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“…For this utilization, the SysML diagrams are further used in a machine-recognizable context. However, this utilization of SysML diagrams is still discussed in research and first approaches are shown, e. g. in automated simulations (Kapos et al, 2014), validation of system design (Karban et al, 2016), hybrid modelling approaches (Schumacher and Inkermann, 2021) or linking Virtual Reality environments (Mahboob et al, 2018) to it. In context of the Digital Twin Design, SysML has taken a significant role to describe a system and grasp its complexity, e. g. through graphical visualisation of its architecture and behaviour and preliminary simulations (Makarov et al, 2019;Wang et al, 2021).…”

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SysML 4 Digital Twins – Utilization of System Models for the Design and Operation of Digital Twins

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The implementation of Digital Twins has become a common task for many industrial companies to ensure a sufficient digitization of their products and maintain competitiveness. This results in the question of how to compensate additional effort caused by designing Digital Twins. With this paper, an approach for this compensation is presented by creating Digital Twin behaviour through utilizing SysML diagrams and directly derivate usable code from them for a further implementation. This offers a part solution of lowering the threshold for using MBSE and increasing its benefits.

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“…As shown in Figure 2, a TMT requirement change propagates to the configuration managed SysML model, where it is formalized into so-called property-based requirements (2), which allow for a formalized trace of requirements into the design. [8] as applied to educational examples as well as actual usages in the TMT production model.…”

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The OpenSE Cookbook: a practical, recipe based collection of patterns, procedures, and best practices for executable systems engineering for the Thirty Meter Telescope

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Trancho

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Modeling, Systems Engineering, and Project Management for Astronomy VIII

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Creating system engineering products with executable models in a model-based engineering environment

Cited by 20 publications

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Comparative analysis of model‐based and traditional systems engineering approaches for simulating a robotic space system architecture through automatic knowledge processing

Comparative analysis of model‐based and traditional systems engineering approaches for simulating a robotic space system architecture through automatic knowledge processing

SysML 4 Digital Twins – Utilization of System Models for the Design and Operation of Digital Twins

The OpenSE Cookbook: a practical, recipe based collection of patterns, procedures, and best practices for executable systems engineering for the Thirty Meter Telescope

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